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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 973775" data-attributes="member: 18896">MPC-HC is open source as well and as I stated more concurrent friendly.&nbsp;As for why it happens for MP-TVSeries and not MovPic is because there is a lot more going on in the background with MP-TVSeries, and all the added I/O impacts the concurrency factor that LAV codec is missing, which causes the stall/skips/etc.&nbsp;Turning of log files can sometimes be enough, or adjust priority on the playback thread. It can also be that the combination you have with other plugins is causing it, or the configuration of them (import scanning during fullscreen playback, etc).&nbsp;I've got an old BE-2400 dual-core AMD 2.3Ghz CPU with LAV 0.55.3 codec and can play a variety of SD, 720p and 1080p media without any issues (HD4350 videocard takes care of DXVA2 native acceleration configured inside LAV video codec settings). However when too many things are happening at once, then I do feel my system playing 'catchup' on occasion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 973775, member: 18896"] MPC-HC is open source as well and as I stated more concurrent friendly. As for why it happens for MP-TVSeries and not MovPic is because there is a lot more going on in the background with MP-TVSeries, and all the added I/O impacts the concurrency factor that LAV codec is missing, which causes the stall/skips/etc. Turning of log files can sometimes be enough, or adjust priority on the playback thread. It can also be that the combination you have with other plugins is causing it, or the configuration of them (import scanning during fullscreen playback, etc). I've got an old BE-2400 dual-core AMD 2.3Ghz CPU with LAV 0.55.3 codec and can play a variety of SD, 720p and 1080p media without any issues (HD4350 videocard takes care of DXVA2 native acceleration configured inside LAV video codec settings). However when too many things are happening at once, then I do feel my system playing 'catchup' on occasion. [/QUOTE]

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